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On 2 May 2017 the Central Bank of Russia published a Directive in which it defined limits for application of the Corporate Laws on interested-party transactions.

Despite the fact that most of the upcoming changes in 2020 are more related to small and medium-sized businesses, it is expected that representatives of large businesses will also change.

In 2017, the professional standards application becomes mandatory in Russia for several types of enterprises and for certain positions.

Since 2014, in cases where corporate conflict blocks a company's activities, Russian law has allowed company members to demand the company's judicial liquidation.

In early April 2022, Parliament adopted a law to create VAT exemptions for the transfer of exclusive rights to...

In 2020, a considerable number of changes are planned that will affect entrepreneurs and small companies. For small businesses, ...

Corruption either involves the giving or taking of bribes or it involves actions by officials abusing their position or power which both damage the lawful interests of society or the state and are aimed at obtaining profits (including valuables, property, property services or property rights).

Starting October 1, 2016, new data should be entered in the Unified Federal Register of Information about Facts of Activities of Legal Entities.

This alert, part two in the series, reflects the new legal regime of the Russian LLCs.

On 1 September 2023, Decree of the Government of Russia No. 754 dated 16 May 2023 On Approval of the Rules for the Localisation of Agricultural Plant Seed Production in the Russian Federation...

A new draft bill, popularly backed by Russia's IT community, was introduced in the Russian State Duma in early 2020 on implementing an experimental legal framework ...

The procedure for decreasing the charter capital of a limited liability company (LLC) and certain regulations regarding monitoring and calculating net assets of LLCs and joint stock companies (JSC) were recently significantly modified.

A new regulation on opening and closing branches and representative offices of non-Russian companies shall come into force in Russia.

On 6 August 2020, the Russian Federal Tax Service published Letter No. SHU-4-13/12599@ "On certain issues regarding taxation of intra-group services" (the "Letter") ...

On July 8, 2015, the Presidium of the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia (FAS Russia) provisionally approved the idea of changes to the RF Law on Protection of Competition.

On 1 September 2014 a long-awaited major set of amendments into the Russian Civil Code regarding regulation of legal entities took effect.

In recent years, intragroup services provided by foreign parent companies to their Russian subsidiaries have come under the scrutiny of the tax authorities.